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SANGERBROS'

We are daily in receipt of consignments of
Spring Goods and the old, however desirable in
style and quality they may be, must give place to
the new We shall therefore close out odds and
ends of stock in every department at merely
fractional part of original cost. In Gents Fur
nishing Department we offer the following:
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inst Received

a fine lot of Express and Delivery
Wagons, also Carriages, Buggies. Sur
rics, Phatons and Buck Boards by
John $. Witwer, 7l3 Elm street.
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RAILROADS.
DIEDMONT AIR LINK,


Il Schedule in effect June 9th. 1887,
$3.50 A Mast Tenn. Mail Daily for warrenton.
Gordonsvie. Charlottesville. Lynchourg and stations
between .Alexandria and hynchburs. Blue Ridee
Calera, Montgomery and New Orleans Pullman
1I:24 A Mlfsst Mai Daily for w.rrenson, Char.
Lynchburs. Rocky Mount Dsnville and stations be-
tween Lynchburg and DAnville, Greensboro. Raleigh
Charlotte. Atlantis. Birmingham. Montgomery, New
ri ra TEXAS and CAlifornia P9lpan Sleeper New
Atlanta to New Orleans and Mann Boudoir Sleepers
for Birmingham, vicksburg and Shreveport Solid
trains Washington to Atlanta.
Strasburg andintermediate Stations.
Gordonsvlle. Charlottesville, Louisville Cincinnati
and Summer resorts on and near Line OF Ches and Ohio
ton to Lousville also for Lynchburg Bristol Chatta-
Points. Through Pullman Sleepers washington 70
IL 100 M.-Southern Express Daily for Iynchburs,
Danville. Raleigh, AsheyiIe, Charlotte. Columbia.
Aiken, Augusta, Atlanta, Montgomery, New Orleans.
Texas and California. Pullman SleePers Warrington
Montgomery to New Orleans. Pullman Sleepers wssh.
ington to Augusta without change
Trains on Washington and Ohio division leave Wash.
arrive koun DiY f1ISPs and
Returning leave Round Hill sos A NJ Daily. and
lag n D sna EXCEPT Sunday arriving Washington
Through trains from the South via. Charlotte Dan.
vile and Lynchburg, arrive in Washington 10 A. NJ
snrx ii i64s snd :' sia ap ohes sad
Ohio Route and Chasiettesvine at $40 p NJ: stras-
Tickets, sleeping Car reservation and information
ysnis avenue and at Passenger Station Pennsyvania
ieT o"o' o'n Oh" s'fee's sr.r.1 f S A.
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Impre.siyc Double l,xccx,tio,,
TWO INDIANS SHOT WITH BEyoLyERS BEFORE TWO
HUNDRED SPECTATORS

fNO INDIANS SHOT WITH RENOLyERS BEFORE TWO
HUNDRED SPECTATORS
private letter. dated June 3 from the Seminole
Agency, Indian Territory, gives detailed account
OF the legal execution, by shooting, OF two Semi
n0le Indians named AtOHah and Saunds at a
point On Little River, in the Seminole country
The crime eXpiated was the murder of a compan-
Ion IN a drunken frOlic In the beginning OF the
PAST month Detection, trial. conviction and SEN
tence followed with TapIdity- The condemned
Were n!lddle-dged men, handsome and stalwart
The execution occurred At MONDAY in the pres
tnce or about Two hundred persons. many OF whom
were relatives OF the murdercrS or their Victims
The audience including number OF women and
children Religious exercises OF an impressive
character preceded the shooting. in Which the
doomed men Joined Both then made a brief ad-
dress. saying In substance that the cause OF their
present situation vas whisky. ant urging all
especially the youth, TO be temperate. The death
warrant being read, the men We're conducted to a
blanket which was spread upon the ground the
ends Of which were stakel down. They knelt a
banda5e Was placed over their eyes, and their
Eands, taken by officers We're stretched out on
either side The eXecUtiOnerS then advanced
pistols In hand, and taking deliberate aim at the
hearts OF the condemned, fired 81 nUltaneOusly
The men fell forward on their faces dying In
about six minutes The bodies were given TO
friends, who had them Inferred with considerable
ceremony. The execution, though not unusual
made deep impression and the spectators dis
perNed In silence, apparently rejecting on the
seem.
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The Railway Deal i'm the West.

sfrOr the Baltimore sun. today.
President Robert Garrett, OF the Baltimore and
Ohio, left this city for New York yesterday after
noon, where 1t is expected, the details OF the deal
for the operation OF the vandalia line viii be
worked out with the MESSENGER syndicate
There Il little doubt now that the Baltimore and
Ohio and the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayto4
railroad systems are 10 be- combined, and that the
Sandalia will be- the route to ST Louis Tho Y
and o. is said 10 be principal factor In the Van
dalia purchase and furnished the money II 4
said that Mr. Garrett has indefinitely pOstponad
his trip 70 Europe.
dispatch from New York, contradictfnc stories
Sent from Chic go as 70 the pJITpOTted designs Of
The PennSJ lvsnia Railroad, was as follows. s0The
statements that the Pennsylvania Co. proposed 10
divert their {. Louis traffic via the OHIO and Mis-
SiSSfppi and NlnctnneS roads and that the Wanda
liza had leased three miles OF road from the Ohio
and Mississippi Co, were emphaticaIly denied by
General Manager McCrea OF the PENNSYLVANIA 90
In an interview this afternoon. He also stated
that the ohio and Mississippi had no suit pending
against the VandalIa-"
The Philadelphia correspondent OF the Sem tele-
Hraphed last evening follows s.The deal where
BY the Fandalia road has fallen under the control
OF the Baltimore and Ohio has eXcited very little
Interest In this city Pennsylvania Railroad
ofcfalS bette the deal, and say il VIII not ser-
O'lSly AFFECT them, as they have INDEPENDENT con-
LectlOn Win ST. Louis one official said that the
Sdndalla lii the hands OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Woud prove White elephant as it had no right
or It's Own TO enter East ST. Louis. He riculei
the idea that the Baltimore and Ohio could use il
u force the Pennsylvania to grant II terms an
entrance 10 New York, and SAID that IL IL had been
Obtained Tor That purpose il would prove q dead
loss I'd the Baltimore and Ohio"
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Chicago Carr,oyic. and ,.cs:,vuu.

Chicago Telegram to the New York Herald. June ,.
AT the meeting to-day OF the Trades and Labor
Assembly It was announced that Dr. McGlynn had
written TO the secretary OF District Assembly, No.
81, stating that he would soon come to Chicago
and expressing the hope that he would be warmly
received by his Catholic friends. ApropOS OF this,
IL IS said that already steps have been taken to
Illustrate Dr. McGiyEn'S hopes OF support from
Chicago Catholics The priests have been instruct
Ell TO quietly warn their PaT>hiOners that any
show OF sympathy with the doctors theories would
BE- supremacy di-tasteful to the ecclesiastical aJ-
1hOr1tfeS and would be treated accordingly. Your
correspondent was recently informed by a young
student for the priesthood, who enjoys the intl-
mate confidence OF Archbishop Feehan that some
OF McGlynn'S former friends among the local Clergy
had given him To understand that il would be i'm
polite for him 10 visit ChlcagOat present. He was
assured that he would receive Very little TecOgni-
ton from faithful Catholics. and even those who
Were members OF labor and kindred organizations
would probably regard him as an aDOState.
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What Did the Grand Duke Mean,

Frofn the London
When tOaSting the emperor the other day at the
opening OF new railway in his own dominions,
the Grand Duke OF Baden said:
81 am happy TO be able to state that a great
danger has lately passed over US which not only
threatened the completion OF this undertaking
cine railway. but also OF all other enterprises OF
peace, and the peace OF the German empire it
SELF
The Grand Dukes audience. II is added were
deeply moved by these mOmentouS words the pre-
else meaning OF which, however is by no means
Clear
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A Terrible Whisky Tracssiy

special from Erie, Pa, says: i coroner was
called to-day 10 howell to hold an inquest ON the
body of John Lyons, seventy-fve years old. His
wife, the same age, was in a drunken sleep in a
corner OF the same ROOM In a shed behind the
hut grandson OF Lyons, seven years DID, was dy-
Ing The child had been too i'll to crawl out OF the
house and had eaten poisonous weeds growing
through cracks In the floor. The grandmother had
been out TO get whisky and returned drunk. Find
Ing the child suffering, she dOSed him with WHISKY
and then drank herself inSensible. There was not
crumO OF food In the house. The child'S mother,
who was in Jail, was released. but the boy died.
and she is insane. Whisky had killed the grand
father.
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Springfield, osass.. a Dry Town.
ONLY THREE PER CENT BEER AND SODA CAN EE

LEGALLY SOLD
dispatch TO the New York SIN from SPRING
held, Mass says: "Dryfeld" is what some OF the
sons of thirst are calling Springfield since the
license vote went into effect on May L. The demo-
cratic administration seems bent on giving the
town year OF thorough prohibition, and about
every other night City Marshal Clune orders raid
on the saloons. The beer draft Is seized and
Analysed, and stronger liquors. ii any are found,
are appropriated So far the police have had
rather poor luck in finding liquor but u seizure of
beer is almost a nightly occurrence and an anus
Ing evening scene at the police station Is TO see
half dozen policemen with City solicitor Carroll
opening and Sampng bottled lager TO see II it con-
tainS more than ) per cent or alcohol.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
Schedule in effect SUNDAY. MAY, goth, 1887,
until further notice.

Leave Washington from Station. corner Of New Jer-
sey avenue and z street
thEoIgh Sosshes and sleeping cars The is
In a1Ps re sF so5s and
ing at $50 No extra fare is charged on this train for
For Cincinnati, Louisville and St Louis daily at g.
pm and y: 40 pm, with through coaches and Palace
Change; 3I5 pm is fast limited train to Cincinnsti
and ST. Il Louis arriving in CINCINNATI next morning q
this train for fast time.
psba al and betr sad wp Sai e
Sleeping Cars to Httsburr;
For points on Shenandoah Valley RR.. Balls pm.
For Hayre de Grace Newark. Wilmington and Phls-
de ip9 sG s 40 and md 80 daily
between Baltimore and Wilmington. 500 am. daily,
For Hayre de Grace sineerly and intermediate
points For H si pm daily ssceR, sunday
= IS rs III 9s5 ssS Ss5 IT, sS
5: Ss!Ess; es ss sy ss0 ssS sas
ger AnnsPoiis $40 and $50 am, and 1a:1o and
For Way ssasisns between ~ Warrington and r.lti
a msFf S aa go 90 Sunday
an sts sn1 sSas
ss sna fSny =
200 am AN r 12;So except Sunday 5:35 and e
p M daily Church train leaves Washington on Sunday
only at 10 PM stopping at all stations Metro
polltan Branch. For Frederick 1910 am. and 4 40
pm. daily, except Sunday.
For Hagerstown 1910 am and $50 pm. daily, az
Trains arrive from the West Oily 90 7:2o AM
From points on Shenandoah Valley RR, Ills pm.
daily. ' $500 S-
From Philadelphia, Chester. Wilmington and Havre
de Grace, 10 40 AM. 3 :05 pm. and $50 pm daily
From Havre de Grace. Singerly and intermeliste
points north Of Baltimore 10 100 am.
From Annapolis, 3 30 and 10 30 am, and so and
&; 20 pm Sunday. 1875 am, 6:35 pm.
From Harper's Ferry and Valley Railroad, 5:I5 pm
daily, except Sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate points q o. "a N,
and 10 p IN. daily except Sunday.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at !: O. 30
80 300, 9:O5, 1000 and 10 80 a m, l2:l5 Is,
9, ID. 8; =, $50. 5:45. 30 and IL 90 D. m on
Sundays, $50, g. 05 and 10 a. m, 20, 9 :15 L.
500. q 80. Z 40 s 80 and II 100 pm
Ali trains from Washington stop at Relay station
except 1 :25. 3:15, 4 30 pm.
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Office Washington station. GIG and 1851
pennsylvania avenue corner 18th street where orders
will be taken for to be checked received at
any point in the city.
W. NJ. CLEMENTS, OK LORD g. PA
Manager, Baltimore
PERCY.G. SMITH, Pass'r AIT, Washington my3l
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California TO Compete for the Cup.

movement has been started IN san Francisco
to form syndicate TO build a yacht To represent
California in competing fer the America cup
The vessel Is TO be built there wholly Of Calior-
MA material, upon a local model, and viii be
shipped 10 New York in sections ana there put to-
gether. IsidOre Quite and other shippers and mer-
chants are Interested and the success OF the
s. heIne Is assured
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EsE ESTE
STEEL Ezf rrrraA RI q Ssss
Trains leave from Station corner Of Sixth
PAGE slesEiPs Ssss ss.ly f Is:
Cars rom Hars5urs i To ci ss
sd b Hs G5 s r. Dvs daily
sEa SbS,d "a
With through seePsrs for Louisville and Memphis
and the West, with through Sleeper Harrisburg t.
BATTIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For E5e Sapand asv Rosaessr BaiaiS Nsgsr.
cars washington q Rachestes s'u'oAS ~''h f'l.o'
For Williamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira. at $50
For New YQsk IA ne East 20. 300 Il 90. and
snn ;aS An Ia 100 4;1o 1900 and 20 Pm o.
Cars 9;40A. NJ. daily. except sunday. and 4:oi
For Boston without change 200 F. N every day
ing direct transfer to Fulton street svoidns double
sSSSS 1000 81 and q ssndsy,
ITO Limited Express $40 M II ~ ssf
For afSi anS os s. co. $40 $50 HOO
4 4o sHo 1890 and 2o1 49q 41 9n
4:1O, 900, 10, 1000 and IL 30 Pm.
For Pope's Creek Line, 20 AN aud 4:40 PM daily
For Annapolis. 1:25. 11:4O AM. and 4:2O PM.
daily. except Sunday. Sundays 900 AM, 4: 10
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD.
For Aexandris, 600, 6:45, 40. 9:47, 1857 AM,
1904 noon, 2:05, 4:25. 4:35. Col, sos. 1905
and II; 81 PM On Sunday at 200. $40. 9:47.
1O:?1 AN .2:30, 6:O1 : :u5 and 10:05PM
and 4:35 Pm. daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for WASHINGTON Sos 500
9:10, lO;I5, 10y AM; LOO, 300, 3:23, 5:10,
700 932 and 10;42 r NJ. and l2;d5 midnight
10y AN 200, $40. Co., 9:32, l0: AZ p and
Tickets and information at the Office, northeast cor
of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and the
station where orders can be left for the checkngo
CHAS. E. PUGH, General Manager
j. r. WOOD, General Passenger Agent my16
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The COurse of Truc Inye


DID NUT Kun SMOOTHLY FOR A CATHOLIC WIFE AND
HEBREW HUSBAND.
A telegram from Chicago, H., June ). says:
Nor'tz Lesser, wealthy Hebrew OF this city, about
a month ago married Miss Denning. the daughter
OF prominent Catholic family OF Arkansas. owing
10 the suitOrs creed the match was opposed by the
young lady 'S-paTents. Finding that the DenninrS
could not BE- brought 10 favor his proposal MIR
lesser induced the daughter 10 eicpe with him.
The couple were married and came TO this city,
where the groom hal prepared an elegant house
for his bride.
ON returning from his factory last Friday even
Ing Lesser was Informed Oy the servants that his
vile had gone away. In reply TO his question
.Wnere?" he was handed i note. IL was from
Mrs Lesser, and told her husband that she had
become penltent and had LEFT TO enter n convent.
III you have any love Tor me- IL concluded,
you Will make no attempt u find me-
one OF the servants asserts that Mrs Lesser
went away in a carriage, accompanied by a priest
who had called on two or thrs- prcyiuos occasions
Lesser Is almost distracted and says he viii
abandon his business and search for his young
wife ''frOm now to dOomsiay.r
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
HOTELS.

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Admirably located at corner Eutaw Place and Ian.
vale Acknowledged the haDdsomest site and highest
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quitoes Other advantages make this Hotel altogehr
Unsurpassed ~ . comfortable, beautiful md thor
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SEWING MACHINES, &c.

SE w lNO MACHlNES, DC.
The Very --LATEST
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The acknowledged peer of all Sewing Machines
Ladies, call at our Office and examine it.
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Sole Agents for the New Automatic Family Button
hole Attachment je4
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For Genuine Testimonials and q brilliant array of
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or foot and hand power) is superior anything
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PROPOSALS

DROPOSALS FOR GENERAL SUPPLIES FOR
Il THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER
WASHINGTON, d. c., June LIST, 1887.
Sealed Proposals will be received this office until
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. of WEDNESDAY, JUNE
branches of the District Government with general sup
plies sing Stationery, Blank Forms and Printing
School Books, Furniture, Hardware. Tinware, and
street Lamps, Plumbers Materials Groceries. Boots
and Shoes, Drugs Glass Paints and Varnishes, Lum-
and Lime. Ice, and Telephone Supplies
tion can be obtained upon application at Room IL Co.
lumbla Building. Az street northwest
The right ID reserved to reject any and all bids or
parts of bids. WILLIAM IJTDIOW
Je2-lOt Engineer Commissioner d. G.
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Mr. THOMAS WINS OVER OPP0SITIoS-At mner-
Ing OF the musical festival directors IN Cincinnati
Sunday Theodore Thomas was chosen 10 direct the
festival again next year. Mr.. Thomas. who was
present, accepted the appointment. 4 special
from Cincinnati 10 the New York World SAYS:
There Is a strong feeling against him here among
large element and MS selection Will excite Oppo-
sitiOn. During his Residence here Mr. Thomas in.
Cured the enInIty OF most OF the leading must
Clans and many persons became prejudice against
him.
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CHILDREN DECoYED TO LIVES or SHAME.-It has
oeen discovered that through the influences OF a
procuress . number OF little girls at Lake Falls
n. Y, have been betrayed 10 life OF shame some
or them at that village and some in New York
City. The girls ages range from - 10 ID years.
Among those who are implicated are some mere
boys while the list also includes old men, Clerk
Sheppard, Of the board OF police commissioners
GustayuS HinInan, aged 60, aud others have been
arrested
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Phelan Bealey, brokers, Atlanta, Ca. have
lailed- Loss 1000; assets nothing.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

A SELECT FAMILY HOTEL BY THE SEA.
"A GILSEY HOUSE, ASBURY PARK n T.,
18th ave and Webb st., a. L
one block from ocean and lighthouses Fine vEAkQ
ocean view Spacious yerandas. Springs and E.htH
hair mattresses Gas throughout City water 1arte.
sian.) Superior Table. Moderate rates North As
bury station ta trains stop head Of 9th Only
9th BY THOs g. ALLAN, Of the Livingston. Washing.
ton, d. c.. my16-1ms
METROPOLITAN. ATLANTIC CITY
Ul Now open. Cor. Atlantic and Msssach VENA L
setts aves, Atlantic City, N. ]. Near warm IE,s&
baths C. and A. trains stop at the door. J. A Nc
CLEES my16-1 I'm
Wl THURSDAY, JUNE ., 1887 vEAAY
The undersigned takes pleasure in announc- EIffH
ing to his friends and the public that he will open th
Holly Inn," at Mt Holly Springs, Cumberland Co.,
Pa for the season OF 1887 on Thursday June 9. For
tor, Mount Holly Springs, Cumberland Co. 70
Terms, $40 to $50 month"; according to location of
rooms Mr. Mills will be at the Arlington until June
lst and will be pleased to arrange with parties desr
ing rooms my16- I'm
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ACTOR PARKS MissISG--GeO x. Parks the we'll
known young Boston actor, has disappeared, and
there Is little doubt that he has committed suicide
Nr Parks left notes FOR his wife and hts mother
saying that he intended 70 take his life. suit OF
chain arfnOr which Mr.. Parks wore when PLAYING
Macbeth is missing. and II Is believed that he put
" on and drowned himself. Mr.. Parks was a REM
Der OF the Museum company up 10 two or three
seasons ago. lie has Travelled with various CON-
binations for the past two years. His wife was a
member OF James O'Neil'S Monte CriStO" Com
ptny last season She played Mercedes.
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They GOT TIE WHOLE FANTLY.-A young man
named Handy, OF Fayette County. Ga, eloped last
Friday with the daughter OF Farmer Stames. -Four
brothers OF Handy had previously married -four
daughters OF StameS. although the latter had
objected 10 some OF the marriages. When he heard
or his last single daughters eiopemcnt he WIS
very angry, but after thinking the matter over be
said, "Hang 10, II they want the whole family, all
right: I'll marry the Old woman myself."- He
accordingly rode TO the house OF Mrs. Handy
whose husband died recently, proposed, was ac-
cepted, and the nupU1al knot was soon tied.
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Special attention given TO Plain and Decorative
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Estimates and designs submitted for all kinds Of In
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Situated Long Beach. six miles from Ie:H8
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lay: Fishing and sailing unsurpassed The bald.
win" Is furnished IN the most perfect manner Fine
large ball room and good music Lawn tennis courts
billiard and pool room: also bowling alley Elevator
October LIST. JOSEPH PAGE Pronriatnr AA
my12-2Gt
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

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LADIES' GOODS.

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ARE THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
Manufactured by A. H. Brinkman & Co., Baltimore.